10/04/2017 | FOCUS

What does focus and exposure do?  How do you check to see if your subject is in focus when shooting?  How do you check to make sure your subject is exposed correctly?

Focus is the cameras ability the get a clear image of an object on the camera, it can be person, place, or thing that the camera can focus on, giving a clear image without blurs. You can manually focus with the camera while shooting just be using the 'focus ring' near the lens. Exposure is the amount of light that is shown on the object on camera. Too much exposure means there's too much light, under exposed means there's little to no light on the object. By adjusting this, you can use the iris to control the amount of light coming through the lens.

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